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First published 1988

Man, Economy, and Liberty: Essays in Honor of Murray N. Rothbard

by Walter Block

Auburn, Alabama: The Ludwig von Mises Institute, 1988.450 pagesISBN 9781610160094Updated December 6, 2011

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Author: Walter Block
First published: 1988
Format: PDF and EPUB
Pages: 450
ISBN: 9781610160094
Publisher: Auburn, Alabama: The Ludwig von Mises Institute
License: Published here by permission. The work itself reserves all rights; it is not Creative Commons.

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In 1986, a remarkable party was held on Murray Rothbard's sixtieth birthday, and papers written in his honor were presented. Two years later the book was released. It contained many wonderful essays--both scholarly and humorous--on his work and life. At last it is back in print. Essays by Armentano, Arnold, Block, Christiansen, Garrison, Hoppe, Kirzner, North, Pasour, Ron Paul, Ellen Paul, Yeager, Den Uyl, Gordon, Machan, Jeffrey Paul, Holcombe, Osterfeld, Ekirch, Raico, Richman, Doenecke, Kephart, McCaffrey -- and JoAnn Rothbard as well as Margit von Mises (yes, she was there!)

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Is Man, Economy, and Liberty: Essays in Honor of Murray N. Rothbard free to download?: Yes. The complete 450-page PDF and EPUB downloads directly from this page (25.0 MB). There is no signup, no account and no paywall.
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Is Man, Economy, and Liberty: Essays in Honor of Murray N. Rothbard in the public domain?: No. This edition is published here by permission and the work itself reserves all rights. It is free to read and download from this archive, but it is not public domain and not Creative Commons.
Who wrote Man, Economy, and Liberty: Essays in Honor of Murray N. Rothbard?: Walter Block (born 1941) is a Professor of Economics at Loyola University. This archive holds 27 of Block's works.

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33 chapters · 164,363 words · page numbers are this file's

Introductionp. 10
Armentano: "Rothbardian Monpoly Theory and Antitrust Policy"p. 22
Arnold: "Prisoner's Dilemma, Transaction Costs, and Rothbard"p. 31
Block: "Fractional Reserve Banking: An Interdisciplinary Perspective"p. 43
Christiansen: "Gold and the Constitution: Retrospect and Prospect"p. 51
Garrison: "Professor Rothbard and the Theory of Interest"p. 63
Hoppe: "From the Economics of Laissez-Faire to the Ethics of Libertarianism"p. 75
Kirzner: "Welfare Economics: A Modern Austrian Perspective"p. 96
North: "Why Murray Rothbard Will Win the Nobel Prize"p. 108
Pasour: "Economic Efficiency and Public Policy"p. 129
Paul: "Comparable Worth: Theoretical Foundations"p. 144
Rockwell: "Three National Treasures: Hazlitt, Hutt, and Rothbard"p. 158
Skousen: "Murray Rothbard as Investment Advisor"p. 170
Yeager: "Utility and the Social Welfare Function"p. 194
Images of Rothbardp. 212
Den Uyl: "Freedom and Virtue Revisited"p. 220
Flew: "Particular Liberties Against the General Will"p. 239
Gordon: "In Defense of Rights"p. 254
Machan: "Ethics vs. Coercion: Morality or Just Values?"p. 261
Paul: "Historical Entitlement and the Right to Natural Resources"p. 272
Holcombe: "The Role of Government"p. 294
Osterfeld: "Caste and Class: The Rothbardian View of Governments and Markets"p. 308
Paul: "The Political Importance of Murray N. Rothbard"p. 354
Ekrich: "A Utopia for Liberty: Individual Freedom in Austin Tappan Wrights's Islandia"p. 360
Raico: "John Prince Smith and the German Free-Trade Movement"p. 366
Richman: "Commentator on our Times: A Quest for the Historical Rothbard"p. 377
Doenecke: "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum or the Reviews of 'Mr. First Nighter'"p. 408
Kephart and Petersen: "Himself, at Sixty, with Apologies to Ogden Nash"p. 417
McCaffrey: "Rothbard as Cultural Conservative"p. 420
Rothbard: "My View of Murray Rothbard"p. 423
Mises: "Testimonial"p. 425
Selected Bibliographyp. 428
Editors and Contributorsp. 446